People with neurological symptoms derived from Covid-19 have six times the risk of dying

During this year we are learning much more information about the patients who have been infected with Covid-19. Now, according to a study published in the Jama Network Open magazine, according to agencies, it is concluded that people with neurological symptoms derived from Covid-19 have six times the risk of dying. Specifically, neurological manifestations are prevalent among the patients hospitalized for coronavirus and are associated with higher in-hospital mortality.Although there are a variety of symptoms caused by this disease, the study analyzed a total of 3,744 hospitalized adults from different parts of the world and it was revealed that 82% of patients develop neurological symptoms. From the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC), in the United States, they report that when you have neurological symptoms that are derived from this disease, it is associated with a six times greater risk of dying. from the lack of taste or smell of things, which usually recovers in time to other neurological symptoms somewhat m The study then shows that many hospitalized for coronavirus could develop neurological problems. At the moment they explain that they are still investigating the various neurological processes involved in this disease, in which there is still much to discover, which is why further research should be done, because currently, the long-term consequences that these patients may have or develop are unknown when overcome disease. And not only those derived from neurological problems but also many others.Because even if the disease is eradicated, there are important sequelae (such as those left by Persistent Covid) that will need help and personalized treatments.The study authors indicate that there is a lot of work ahead because you have to know the various symptoms that these patients have, among many others. They are working against the clock for a year to provide answers. Something that was practically new caught everyone off guard, although there were some precedents of coronavirus, but not like this. Now much more is known, but the research is absolutely fundamental. With dementia, more likely to develop neurological symptoms This study also concludes that those patients who previously had certain problems such as dementia or chronic migraines are twice as likely of developing neurological symptoms related to Covid-19.